Enforcing a PACA Reparations Order – San Diego PACA Attorney
After an administrative law judge orders one party to pay another as part of the PACA reparations process, the prevailing party must then enforce that
April 24, 2014
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How Much Security Deposit Can A Landlord Require in California? – San Diego Landlord-Tenant Attorney
At the beginning of a residential tenancy, almost all landlords require that their tenants pay a security deposit to account for unpaid rent, cleaning, and
April 17, 2014
An Overview of the PACA Reparations Process – San Diego PACA Attorney
The Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act (“PACA”) was enacted by Congress in order to promote fair trade in the fruit and vegetable industry. The statute promotes
April 17, 2014
What Is A 3-Day Notice to Quit? – San Diego Landlord-Tenant Attorney
Most unlawful detainer (eviction) lawsuits in California tend to be based upon a tenant’s failure to pay rent. In those cases, a landlord typically has
April 3, 2014
Important Provisions for a Tenant in a Commercial Lease – San Diego Landlord-Tenant Attorney
In connection with representing small businesses, our office regularly negotiates commercial leases on behalf of commercial tenants. One of the most frequent questions we receive
April 1, 2014
What Is A Triple Net Lease? – San Diego Landlord-Tenant Attorney
Our office frequently represents both landlords and tenants in connection with commercial leases. We regularly draft, review and negotiate commercial lease agreements. Many of our
March 27, 2014
Can Personal Property Taxes Be Discharged in Bankruptcy? – San Diego Bankruptcy Attorney
In the past, we have posted blog articles on the dischargeability of income taxes in bankruptcy. A less common inquiry we receive here at the
March 26, 2014
When Can A Landlord Withhold A Security Deposit? – San Diego Landlord-Tenant Attorney
One of the most common disagreements between landlords and tenants concerns the return of security deposits. California has very strict rules regarding the return of
March 20, 2014
What is a Disregarded Entity? – San Diego Corporate Attorney
For liability reasons, many individuals opt to incorporate their businesses operations as limited liability companies (“LLCs”). In instances where there is only one member of
March 18, 2014
Steps for Analyzing Whether Taxes are Dischargeable in Bankruptcy [Infographic] – San Diego Bankruptcy Attorney
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March 6, 2014
Are Physician Non-Compete Agreements Enforceable in the Golden State? – San Diego Health Care Attorney
At the VC Law Group, we often represent physicians and physician-based practices in their employment matters. This includes drafting, reviewing, and negotiating physician employment agreements.
March 3, 2014
Modifying Rental Property Mortgages with Chapter 11 Bankruptcy – San Diego Bankruptcy Attorney
While Chapter 11 bankruptcy is typically utilized by businesses, many individuals also file Chapter 11. Specifically, individuals who own one or more rental or investment
January 6, 2014
How Long Does it Take to Incorporate a Business in California? – San Diego Corporate Attorney
At our office, we frequently represent clients who want to create either a corporation or limited liability company within the State of California. These clients
December 19, 2013
Terminating the Physician/Patient Relationship – San Diego Healthcare Attorney
From time to time, it becomes necessary for a physician to terminate his or her relationship with a patient. In order to avoid patient claims
November 8, 2013
Causes of Action under HIPAA – San Diego Healthcare Law Attorney
As we at the VC Law Group regularly represent healthcare providers in connection with many health law issues, one of the most frequent medical privacy
June 13, 2013